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Originally conceived as part of a bespoke grillz design, this little bug was lovingly hand-carved with precision and intention. Its initial placement proved too bold for the final grillz design; however, it was too precious to discard. Thus, it was reimagined into a tiny nature-inspired pendant.
Details:
- Sterling Silver
- Pendant with Jump ring is approx. 15mm x 8mm
- 18" 1mm Box Chain marked DBJ Italy
- Spring Clasp
- Vintage Find
Give them their flowers.
Designed to remind the wearer that they deserve flowers; these bouquet studs are a gift for within. So, whether you are purchasing for yourself or a friend, remember you are nourishing the soul with these earrings.
Details:
- Baroque Pearls
- Approximately 23mm x 13mm
- Sterling Silver Studs
*Due to their abstract shape, each pearl has a distinct look and will appear differently from the featured photos.
Designed to add elegance and flair, our Baroque Pearl Scroll earrings are a unique twist on a classic pearl earring. Due to their abstract shape, each pearl has a distinct look and will appear differently from the featured photos.
Details:
- Baroque Pearls
- Approximately 5mm-7mm
- 24K Vermeil
- 14k Gold
- Ruby 0.04 ct.
- Diamond 0.03 ct.
- 25g Threadless Universal Pin
*Backing not included. Purchase a matching Labret Post Here.
- 14k Yellow Gold
- Moonstone 4mm by 3mm
- 25g Threadless Universal Pin
*Backing not included. Purchase a matching Labret Post Here.
Our Akrafena collection is inspired by the beautiful black iron and gold glided sword use by the Akan people, from present day Ghana, called an Akrafena. The Akan people were known for inscribing symbols on their swords, which reflected different messages. These messages were either for their enemies during warfare or for the tribe during their ceremonies.
Details:
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Sterling Silver (24K Gold Plated)
- Sterling Silver post and ear nut
- Gold- 18K Yellow Gold
- 20 mm
Our Akrafena collection is inspired by the beautiful black iron and gold glided sword use by the Akan people, from present day Ghana, called an Akrafena. The Akan people were known for inscribing symbols on their swords, which reflected different messages. These messages were either for their enemies during warfare or for the tribe during their ceremonies.
Details:
- 18K Gold
- Black Enamel
- 18K Gold Chain 1.5mm (16", 18", or 20")
- 30mm pendant
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